If we hadn't gone home for Thanksgiving, it just wouldn't have been the same. We had such a good time and are so grateful for our wonderful families. We love you all!
On our way to Idaho. We already knew that Jacoby wasn't a good traveler, but both plane rides were more stressful than we thought they would be. I brought all kinds of snacks, new toys, movies, and stickers for him, but he just didn't like sitting in one place. Can you believe that a two-year-old wouldn't do that?
After the flight, Jacoby was getting a kick out of the luggage popping up onto the track. He was laughing real hard. :)
I was lucky enough to be able to go to the Festival of Trees the last night it was open to see my family's trees; they looked awesome. It was sad to not have a tree in it this year, but still great to be able to go. Festival of trees really kicks off the holidays for me.
Jacoby loves his Aunt Annie and learned her name very first out of the family. Loved their matching hats!
Jacoby with Grandma Debie on her birthday
I've missed little Eden so much, it's been four months since I'd seen Steph's family. Way too long. She is growing up so much.
Love my sisters...but where is my Becca? Oh I wish I could've seen her this trip; I can't wait for Christmas!
My boys on Thanksgiving
Jacoby and Eden are always willing to hug and kiss each other.
When we first got to Idaho, we went to lunch with both of our families. When Eden walked in the restaurant, Jacoby saw her and they slowly walked up to each other and hugged for a really long time. It was real sweet.
Priceless. I was so excited to get this picture that I started screaming.
I love my family and miss them everyday.
We had a really great Thanksgiving with both families. We kicked off the day by having lunch with my mom's side of the family. We had tasty food and played some fun games.
Later we went to Tyler's aunt and uncle's for another meal. Yum! It was so nice to see our families.
We left Friday morning, but I decided to wake up real early to do a little Christmas shopping with my family. My mother-in-law even made hot chocolate to go for me and all of my family who was going. She is a thoughtful lady. :)
We had a great time and can't wait to come home for Christmas!
Jacoby was even more of a stinker on the way home. It didn't help that the DVD player died after 45 minutes. He threw a few tantrums and kept laying in the aisle. I kept picking him up and setting him on his seat. Finally, he had his legs out in the aisle and was being good and I had had enough fighting with him. When I noticed the flight attendants looking back at us, they got on the intercom and said, "Keep your children in their seats and off of the floor. The floor is filthy. People are constantly getting on and off the plane and the floor is a very dirty place for them to be." By this point I was so overwhelmed and couldn't believe that they would go off about it. While I understand that it's not safe for kids to be on the ground instead of in their seats, I don't think it was necessary to give ME a lecture over the intercom. I would've appreciated them approaching me and kindly asking me to put my son in his seat.
Here's to hoping our next flight goes well and I hope so since it'll be without Tyler. :(